Guest Departure
Be aware of the guest’s intention to depart
1. Usually the guest
is ready to leave once they have finished their coffee and dessert, and settled
their account
2. On setting their
account the guest may wish to sit for a while and finish their drinks or
conversation
3. Watch for signs
that they are about to leave – farewells between guests, reaching for jackets,
or pushing back of chairs
Assist the guests with their chairs when they leave
1. You do not have to
help up every guests at the table, just those who you are able to reach in
reasonable time
2. At this stage you
would also assist the guests with their jackets and bags as well. If there are
jackets on the backs of chairs, hold them our for the guests to put on or take
with them
3. Ensure that the
guests have not left anything behind, especially under the table or behind the
podium
Farewell the guests with a warm departure statement
1. Using a genuine
smile, thank the guest for dining in your restaurant
2. Invite them to
return at another time
3. This verbal
farewell is especially important if you are unable to assist the guest with
their departure. The guest must always be acknowledged, wherever you are in the
restaurant
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